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    Tags are used to describe webpages and are surrounded by angle brackets. Tags have properties that provide additional information. The <a> tag uses the href property to link from one place to another. The style tag lives in the head and uses CSS syntax to target elements with tags, ids, or classes. Ids must be unique on each page while classes can be used multiple times and are preceded by a period in CSS. Comments are used to leave notes in code. The link tag in the head links external stylesheets using required href and rel properties.

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    Tags are used to describe webpages and are surrounded by angle brackets. Tags have properties that provide additional information. The <a> tag uses the href property to link from one place to another. The style tag lives in the head and uses CSS syntax to target elements with tags, ids, or classes. Ids must be unique on each page while classes can be used multiple times and are preceded by a period in CSS. Comments are used to leave notes in code. The link tag in the head links external stylesheets using required href and rel properties.

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    Tags are used to describe webpages and are surrounded by angle brackets. Tags have properties that provide additional information. The <a> tag uses the href property to link from one place to another. The style tag lives in the head and uses CSS syntax to target elements with tags, ids, or classes. Ids must be unique on each page while classes can be used multiple times and are preceded by a period in CSS. Comments are used to leave notes in code. The link tag in the head links external stylesheets using required href and rel properties.

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    Tag/ element

    - Tags are used to describe a webpage. Tags are surrounded by crocodile .(<head> </head>)
    - Shows what a webpage is supposed to look like

    Tag/ element Properties

    - Properties are used to describe or give more information about a tag/ element. Some
    properties are always needed for certain tags.
    - E.g. height, style and src

    <a> tag

    - Uses the href property


    - Inside the href property is a link and helps you t get from one place to another

    Style tag

    - The style tag live in the head.


    - When styling a web page the language is called ‘CSS’
    - Syntax = ‘target’ {…}
    - When you target multiple tags, ids or classes then you use a comma (comma = and)
    - There are 3 ways to target elements
    o Tag – if you target a specific tag (h1) it will affect all other same tags
    o Id – if you target a specific id it will only effect that one tag.
    o Class – you can use the value more than once. It is more unique than a tag but less
    than id. Syntax = class= ”………..” and put a dot before it when you want to target it in
    a style tag .

    Id property

    - Id stands for identifier. The id property can get attached to every tag. The id must be unique
    on each web page.

    Class property

    - Can be used more than once


    - When using it in a style tag you put a ‘.’ Before it
    - Multiple classes are separated by a space

    Commenting

    - This is used to leave noes in your code to remember important detail


    - Syntax = <!-- ……………-->

    Link tag

    - The link tag belongs in the head. It is different from the a tag.
    - There are 2 required properties in the link tag, they are:
    o href – the path (location) to the stylesheet
    o rel – stands for relationship. Must be “stylesheet”

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